Santa Fe Psilocybin Research Summit

The next wave of states--MN, NM, NV,MI and more--will need a "best practices" roadmap on what Colorado has sought to bring about in the regulatory framework for legal access. Problem is:  That regulated segment is likely to be only 20% of consumers-- so why shouldn't we be "best practices" for all consumers (so-called "underground" or DIY) which will soar past 12Mil. in 2025 in the US and Canada.  Global markets are rapidly seeking adoption of mushroom therapy. in 2014 when he returned to Denver to help drive "best practices" in the rollout of cannabinoid science. In 2023 Lloyd joined other Colorado professionals in crafting some of the well-conceived legal channel policies for psilocybin access now coming to the state. Lloyd likes to share the "mechanism of action" for mushroom theories, and wants to help with PTSD and trauma-informed mental and physical care. The New West Encounters group is dedicated to sharing the latest and most profound lessons to be learned from the natural entheogenic medicines. Lloyd holds his doctorate in Business Management (dissertation on energy efficiency products) and his MA from the University of New Mexico

Sakar is a technologist and educator, particularly known for his work with the makerspace Karkhana. He is also a founder of Karkhana, a makerspace focused on education. Pudasaini holds a degree in computer science from The Johns Hopkins University and a graduate degree in Interactive Media Arts from New York University. He has guided and sat for dozens of psilo-seekers over the past decade. Sakar is a native of Nepal, and currently resides in Boulder, Colo. where he leads his accounting and strategic planning firm, BEANCOUNT.